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Cameron Lemke
Private Wealth Associate
As a Private Wealth Associate, Cameron supports the Verdence client services team, working closely with advisors to deliver a consistent, thoughtful client experience and help manage day-to-day client needs.
Before joining Verdence, Cameron held client-facing and financial operations roles that strengthened his attention to detail and ability to manage complex priorities. He most recently served as a Client Relationship Analyst at Heritage Financial Consultants. Earlier, he worked as a Staff Accountant with Marshall Hotels & Resorts.
Cameron earned a Bachelor’s degree in Management with a minor in Finance from Salisbury University, where he was a member of the Honors College, and completed an international exchange at Grenoble Ecole de Management. Outside of work Cameron enjoys cooking, watching movies and attending O’s games.
Get to know Cameron!
If I were not a financial advisor, I would be:
“A History teacher.”
The piece of advice from my parents I find myself repeating:
“How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.”
What makes me happy?
“Good food, a good joke, and good company.”